drunk up
The most important thing about a wine is that it tastes good, after all.
If the selection of wines appeals to our guests, then sometimes something runs out and in the end we say with one laughing and one tearful eye: ‘’Drunk up‘’. And then you can't endlessly reorder certain varieties from certain vintages from certain wineries. That is in the nature of things.
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2023 Gutedel Ambrosius Grober Buntsandstein winery Grober Feetz
This Gutedel (Chasselas) comes from a steep slope, is hand-picked and the vines are rooted in a terroir with a special history.
2024 Weisser Hey Winery HEY
The 2023 vintage was quickly drunk up. Now the Weisse Hey is returning as a German wine.
2023 Weißburgunder Weinbauges. 1835
A dry Weißburgunder (Pinot Blanc) from the Naumburger Weinbaugesellschaft e. V. since 1835.
2024 Cuvée Rosé Winery Böhme & Töchter
After the quickly drunk 2023, the 2024 has now come to us as a German wine of elective affinity. Again off dry.
2023 Cuvée Silbermönch Winery Wein- und Sektmanufaktur
The Silbermönch cuvée from Naumburger Wein- und Sektmanufaktur was created from a blend of selected white grapes, all from the Weischützer Nüssenberg.
2023 Weißer Burgunder Winery Pawis
This Weißburgunder (Pinot Blanc) bears witness to the terroir of the Saale and Unstrut rivers. It is soft, fruity and reminiscent of stone fruit. Subtle minerality. German Quality Wine Saale-Unstrut.
2024 Bacchus Winery Pawis
This Bacchus impresses with its freshness and fruitiness. The winemaker himself likes to call it the Sauvignon Blanc of the north. German Quality Wine Saale-Unstrut.
2023 Weißburgunder Spätlese Buntsandstein Winery Johannes Beyer
Dry predicate wine, Karsdorfer Hohe Gräte. A green-pigmented sunny yellow colour in the glass.
2024 Sauvignon blanc Muschelkalk Winery Johannes Beyer
German quality wine, light yellow in the glass, a little green bell pepper on the nose, later lychee aromas.
2024 Rotling Muschelkalk Winery Johannes Beyer
With the expansion of our range of wines from regional winegrowers to include the fine wines from Dorndorfer Weingut Beyer, the first Rotling has now also made it to the bar. The nose reveals an aromatic, fruity bouquet with floral notes and gooseberry aromas.
2024 Müller-Thurgau Muschelkalk Winery Johannes Beyer
Lemon yellow, slightly greenish in colour, this Müller-Thurgau cuts a fine figure in the glass. Apple and lychee flavours with a delicate nutmeg note on the nose.
2023 Klingers Muse Winery Grober Feetz
If the winemaker decides to try something and creates a cuvée, he can name it badly after the grape variety. Here there are even three together: Gelber Muskateller, Traminer and Scheurebe. Why did the vintners decide to use ‘Klinger's muse’ on the label?
